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Tenth Circuit· 12/6/2004

Bitler v. A.O. Smith Corp.

Citations

  • 400 F.3d 1227
  • 2004 WL 3206870

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  • recognizing “the wide latitude a district court has in exercising its discretion to admit or exclude expert testimony”
  • recognizing “the wide latitude a district court has in exercising its discretion to admit or exclude expert testimony”
  • noting that testing is not required to admit expert opinions based on an existing body of science
  • noting that the district court may choose “the manner in which [it] exercises its Daubert ‘gatekeeping’ role”
  • finding “personal experience, training, method of observation, and deductive reasoning sufficiently reliable to constitute ‘scientifically valid’ methodology”
  • “a trial court’s focus generally should not be upon the precise conclusions reached by the expert, but on the methodology employed in reaching those conclusions”

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Judges: Lucero, Mekay, Hartz

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